DECK – F2 SEAMANSHIP

1. If is an art of working, managing and handling a vessel in seaway and in a seaman like manner.
a. Navigation
b. Nautical
c. Seamanship
d. Shiphandling

2. It is a retractable stair which swievels out from a vessels side to position above the water level
to load or to discharge people.
a. Accommodation ladder
b. Adjustable ladder
c. Gangway stair
d. Platform stair

3. The head of a vessel or forward part more specifically above the waterline.
a. Bow
b. Bulb
c. Fore
d. Stem

4. The center line plate from the stern to stern frame. It is referred to as a flat plate keel. Generally
of incrased scantlings.
a. Bulkhead
b. Frame
c. Keel
d. Plate

5. It used to connect a vessel to the bed of a body of water to prevent the form drifting due to
wind or current.
a. Rudder
b. Propeller
c. Bulbous bow
d. Anchor
6. This simply means laying the line down in circles roughly one on top of the other.
a. Coiling down
b. Faking down
c. Felmishing down
d. Rolling down

7. It is sometimes called the king of all knots and probably the best knot and most useful eye knot.
a. Bowline
b. Figure of eight
c. Overhand knot
d. Sheepshank

8. One of most common hitched for attaching a rope to a spar, ring or anything eles that is round
or nearly round.
a. Clove hitch
b. Half hitch
c. Rolling hitch
d. Stopper hitch

9. A line with a monkey fist at the end whicih is being attached to morring lines.
a. Throwing line
b. Heaving line
c. Hawser
d. Bowline

10. This means to untie or join together two rope or two parts of rope by interweaving the strands
of the ends.
a. Kink
b. Knot
c. Lay
d. Splice

11. A way of preventing the end of the rope from un-laying. It is used instead of whipping.
 a. Back splice
b. Eye splice
c. Long splice
d. Short splice

12. The hanging flank on which oen stand or sit when working over the side of the ship.
a. Chair
b. Foldings
c. Ladder
d. Stage

13. Which of the following equipment is appropriate when tasked to do a work situated on the
radar mast?
a. Goggles
b. Safty harness
c. Raspirator
d. Ear plugs

14. The type of wire splicing in replace of a bowline in a fiber rope.

a. Black splice
b. Eye splice
c. Long splice
d. Short splice

15. The modern type of anchor which is being used today by merchant ship.
a. Admirlaity anchor
b. Fishermans anchor
c. Stock anchor
d. Stockless anchor

16. The commanding officer of the vessel and overall in command of the vessel.
a. Master
b. Chief officer
c. 2nd officer
d. 3rd officer
17. The cargo handling officer and head of deck department, navigational watch on 0400h to 0800h
and 1600h to 2000h.
a. Master
b. Chief officer
c. 2nd officer
d. 3rd officer

18. It is the department that is in-charge of cargo handling operation. Caro hold cleaning and deck
maintenance.
a. Deck department
b. Engine department
c. Purser department
d. Steward deprtment

19. It is the tank carried in various part of the ship for the purpose of tability and to keep the vessel
on even keel from sea water ballast.
a. Ballast tank
b. Cargo tank
c. Deep tank
d. Wing tank

20. It I called the body if the ship.

a. Bulkhead
b. Hull
c. Keel
d. Stem

21. It is the device used for steering and maneuvering the vessel.
a. Bulbous bow
b. Hull
c. Propeller
d. Rudder
22. It is cast one in a solid piece consists of boss with blades bolted on to it.
a. Bulbous bow
b. Hull
c. Propeller
d. Rudder

23. A cylindrical iron post used for securing vessel on the dock.
a. Chock
b. Cleat
c. Bitt
d. Bollard

24. A mooring line that runs through the bull nose/chock/centerlead forward of the ship that
prevents the bow moving away from the quay/pier.
a. Aft line
b. Breast line
c. Head line
d. Mooring line

25. A mooring lines that runs al right angle to the keel which prevents the ship from moving away
from the jetty while the vessel is made fast to the shore.
a. Aft line
b. Breast line
c. Head line
d. Mooring line

26. It compose of ropes or cables or wire used to made fast the vessel to a wharf/pier/quay.
a. Messenger line
b. Fire line
c. Heaving line
d. Mooring line

27. It’s the vessel equipment used to slack and heave the mooring line.
a. Winch
b. Windlass
c. Bollard
 d. Bitts

28. What is the term used on board for indentifying this particular fixture ?
a. Bitts
b. Bollard
c. Chock
d. Cleat

29. Is the most important part of superstructure where all navigational equipment is found.
a. Bridge
b. Crew messhall
c. Engine control room
d. Officer messhall

30. A vessel that has a route in a regular sailing scheduled service maintained on the same ports.
a. Voyage
b. Underway
c. Tramping
d. Liner

31. A vessel that does not operate on regular sailing schedule or not fix between ports.
a. Voyage
b. Underway
c. Tramping
d. Liner

32. It is the ability of the vessel to provide all safety and comfort to the crew in all weather
condition, and the vessel said to be fit for sea service.
a. Seaworthy
b. Stability
c. Underway
d. Unsearworthy

33. A vessel deisgned to carry containerzed cargo.

 a. Bulk carrier
b. Container ship
c. Crude oil tanker
d. Pure car carrier

34. There are distinctive ships with a box-like superstructure running the entire length and breadth
of the hull, fully enclosing and protecting the cargo. They typically have a stern ramp and side
ramp for dual loading of many thousands of vechiles,a s well as extensive automatic fire control
systems.
a. Bulk cargo
b. Continer ship
c. Pure car carrier
d. General cargo

35. A vessel designed to carry or to transport passagers.

a. Bulk cargo
b. Container ship
c. General cargo
d. Passanger ship

36. A vessel designed to carry refrigerated cargoes.

a. Bulk cargo
b. Container ship
c. Pure car carrier
d. Reefer ship

37. A vessel designed to carry large volume of crude oil cargo.

a. Bulk carrier
b. Container ship
c. Pure car carrier
d. V.I.C.C.

38. A vessel that carries different kind of cargoes or goods usually a tween decker or with pontoons.
a. Bulk carrier
b. Container ship
 c. General cargo
d. Passage ship

39. It is the vertical distance from the waterline the the lowest part of the bottom of the ship.
a. Beam
b. Draught (draft)
c. Free board
d. Height

40. It is the general area of the weather deck in the forward part of the ship.
a. Bow
b. Forecastel deck
c. Poop deck
d. Main deck

41. It is a narrow, portable platform used as a passage for perons in entering or leaving a ship
moored alongside a pier. It is also called gangplank or gangboard.
a. Gangway
b. Fender
c. Main deck
d. Staircase

42. A cylindrical pipe made of steel or iron. It is built in both sides of the stem to provide passage for
the anchor chain.
a. Deck pipe
b. Hawse pipe
c. Sounding pipe
d. Spurling pipe

43. It refers to the deck above the wheelhouse and chartroom where the standard compass is
usually located ad also known as compass deck
a. Poop deck
b. Navigation deck
c. Monkey insland
d. Main deck
44. A vertical plating welded around a hatchway. It prevents water from gaining acces into the hold
below.
a. Hatch coarnings
b. Hatch cover
c. Hatch door
d. Hatch access

45. It is a draining outlet set on deck to carry off rain or sea water overboard.
a. Drip tray
b. Drain pipe
c. Scupper
d. Rain/sea drain

46. It is a term to fittings or devices guiding a rope or cable in the desired direction.
a. Fair lead
b. Rat guard
c. Rope guide
d. Rope lead

47. Which of the following marine terminology describes the left side of the ship when facing
forward ?
a. Starboard side
b. Port side
c. Abeam
d. Bow

48. The right ide of the ship when you are facing the bow .
a. Starboard side
b. Port side
c. Forward
d. Astern
49. Which of the following references contains the detailed information about the maneuvering
characteristics of a particular ship ?
a. Wheelhouse poster
b. Ships particulars
c. Stability booklet
d. Fire and safety plan

50. It is the information sheet provided for the pilot when he boards the vessel .
a. Master report
b. Pilot card
c. Pilot acces
d. Master list

51. A mooring lines that prevents the vessel moving ahead/astern.

a. Breast line
b. Head line
c. Mooring line
d. Spring line

52. The main hazard when entering a void space is ________.

a. Lack of mobility
b. Lack of lights
c. Lack of oxygen
d. No particular hazard

53. When you are going to enter a tank to clean up some dust, what permit is issued before enteing.
a. Hot work and cold work perimit
b. Enclosed space entry permit
c. Tank cleaning permit
d. Enclosed entry permit

54. Entry permit should not be issued to a crew unless the oxygen content of confined space is
above _____________.
a. 21 percent
b. 18 percent
 c. 15 percent
d. 12 percent

55. It is that restriction observed on entry into cargo olds at sea.

a. Permission must be obtained form chief officer
b. No special permission required
c. Bosun must be informed
d. Permission required at night time

56. A metal disc made in circular shape with a center hole and split from center to edge. It is used to
prevents rats from boarding the vessel from shore ,by installing it around the mooring lines.
a. Disc guard
b. Mooring guard
c. Rat guard
d. Vessel guard

57. The lowest deck rating and day work man. They are under the close supervision of Bosun in
performing deck works.
a. Oiler
b. Orindaryseman
c. Messsman
d. Wiper

58. A bearing projected at right-angles from the fore and aft line, outwards from the windest part of
the ship.
a. Forward
b. Midship
c. After
d. Abeam

59. Under the support level , perform deck maintenance and lookout duty in the bridge , has more
experience in practical seamanship.
a. Ordinary seaman
 b. Deck cadet
c. Bosun
d. Able bodied seaman

60. Under the support level , person in charge of the deck work maintenance and act as a foreman
of deck deprtment.
a. Able bodied seaman
b. Bosun
c. Deck cadedt
d. Orindary seaman